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    109 KB Vox !Uk9JTfP35o 01/28/10(Thu)22:13 No.86016  
    ITT: /sci/-worthy movies and documentaries.
    They don't have to be purely informational.

    I know it isn't very creative or original, but whatever.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:14 No.86029
    I like that movie.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:15 No.86042
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    In the "Inspiration of" category.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:17 No.86066
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    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:19 No.86088
    >>86066
    KILL IT WITH FIRE
    >> Vox !Uk9JTfP35o 01/28/10(Thu)22:21 No.86102
    >>86042
    I adore that film.

    I want to watch it on dvd/blu-ray for the visuals, though. I had downloaded it a few weeks ago.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:21 No.86107
    >>86016

    There are times when I find the ending inspiring. Usually this is right before some Grad School deadline.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:21 No.86112
    >>86088
    are you referring to the movie itself, or the man that incinerated himself?
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:23 No.86137
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    This one was good.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:23 No.86141
    >>86102

    The first time I watched it as an adult, I got through the first 30 minutes before I found out I had a copy with Italian audio.

    My facepalm set off a second big bang.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:25 No.86165
    >>86112
    Movie. Science has nothing to do with insipid racism metaphor.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:29 No.86221
    >>86137
    yep
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:32 No.86262
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    <- Best movie.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:32 No.86266
    >>86262
    Don' you fucking dare, faggot.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:33 No.86285
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    >>86262

    I approve.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:35 No.86323
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    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:38 No.86378
    >>86323
    >>86285
    >>86262
    I hope this is samefag, or /sci/ is full of retards.
    >> Vox !Uk9JTfP35o 01/28/10(Thu)22:42 No.86445
    >>86141
    made me lol
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:43 No.86453
    Watch Primer.

    Read The Primer Universe

    Watch Primer
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:45 No.86488
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    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:46 No.86508
    >>86262
    Really?

    REALLY?!

    /sci/, I am disappoint.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:47 No.86534
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    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:49 No.86563
    >>86534
    Get your mysticism bullshit out my /sci/, kthnx.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:51 No.86605
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    >> fisix !d75etXAowg 01/28/10(Thu)22:51 No.86611
    >>86605
    Is that the same voice as Dr. Breen?
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:52 No.86624
    Well, this thread was quickly destroyed by What the Bleep.

    Another great thing that film has ruined.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:53 No.86641
    >>86266
    >>86508
    The movie is horrible, but dr. Quantum was quite good. There are some clips of him separated from the rest of the movie, and those are usable.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:55 No.86666
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5968506788418521112&ei=jlpiS6CdAYySqwL-sOjTCA&q=che
    rnobyl#

    Ever wondered what it would be like to inside Chernobyl? Well, that documentary shows you. They taped Russian physicists as they conducted experiments inside the sarcophagus without any protective clothing other than cloth respirators. Keep in mind this is a building that has rooms with radiation levels so high that a person would exceed their lifetime radiation limit in a matter of minutes.

    While you're watching, note how in the 10 year follow up everyone who was involved with the science team and died was given a cause of death of "heart failure".
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)22:59 No.86732
    >>86666
    Fuck yeah, quads GET!

    Anyway, I forgot to mention, also notice when you watch the documentary all artifacts you see from the footage inside the power plant. You know, things like film specs and extreme motion blur when a bright object changes location. That's how fucked up the radiation is in there.
    >> Vox !Uk9JTfP35o 01/28/10(Thu)23:04 No.86803
    >>86666
    >>86732
    Really appreciate it, anon. I'll check that out.

    Why would the radiation cause motion blur, though?
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:06 No.86848
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    Cool Erdös documentary.

    This used to be on youtube but I can't find it anymore.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:10 No.86914
    >>86803
    The radiation was contributing to film overexposure through the camera's casing.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:12 No.86939
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    >>86488
    Watched it last night.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:15 No.86982
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    Jurassic Park, and other stuff off crichton books. They're mostly techno-babble, but have enough of a foot in the door of realism to inspire a little imaginative thought on science, at least for me anyway.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:16 No.86995
    >>86803
    I'm not sure what the exact reason is (I'm a neuroscientist not a physicist) but I know it has to do with the film being pre-exposed by radiation inside the camera (in neuroscience we take advantage of that phenomena with autoradiography). It's definitely an effect of the radiation since you see that effect in every Chernobyl documentary when they're near a high radiation area but never anywhere else. For example, there's some other documentaries on google video with a lot of footage from just after the accident and you see those effects all over the place.
    >> Anonymous 01/28/10(Thu)23:35 No.87280
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    >>86453
    Yes!!!
    >> Wild Dingleberries Incorporated inc 01/28/10(Thu)23:36 No.87299
    >>86016

    If you have the attention span (and the interest), check out the non-vocal "documentaries." Like Baraka, Microcosmos, Koyaanisquatsi, Winged Migration, ect... I admit, they aren't exactly scientific, but show a lot of things that I think /sci/ would find interesting.

    The problem I have with a lot of documentaries is that they either don't go very deep into the subject matter, or they are propaganda-like tripe. But, nevertheless, there are many that are fun to watch, like Galapagos, Planet Earth. I actually enjoyed the "life of plants" series, although I only watched it once. There are several BBC documentaries that can be a little informative if I can remember any... "the city addicted to crystal meth" and "why are thin people not fat," were fun.

    Also, I like the "How It's Made" and "How They Do It" shows on the science channel.

    ...and that's really about it for me.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:20 No.88247
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    physicsfag here,

    gave me a completely different perspective on quantum physics. really recommend it.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:25 No.88350
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    >>87280
    >>86453
    Yep, you might want to watch it a few times.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:27 No.88374
    >>88247
    Not sure if trolling...
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:28 No.88399
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    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:29 No.88405
    >>88247

    I thought that movie was cool when I saw it high school. Then I got to college and took a quantum mechanics course and realized it was retarded.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:29 No.88412
    >>88247
    8/10.
    Almost had me.
    That's some bullshit and you know it.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:29 No.88423
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    Pretty interesting movie if anyone wants to know about the Laws of Attraction put into place.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:30 No.88443
    >>88405
    I need that "YOU CAN DO ANYTHING!" comic from /v/.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:31 No.88444
    >>88423
    >Pretty interesting movie if people want to buy into a bunch of bullshit

    Yup.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:31 No.88458
    >>88423
    >>88399
    >>88247
    You're just fucking lazy.
    >> Anonymous 01/29/10(Fri)00:32 No.88470
    >>88247

    >shit

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